Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26

| clears and clear ribs SIS l56s %; short clear
| S. 70 dams-Steady at sll 00Gl4 90.
NFw YORK, June % -Flour-Market with
| out guotabls change, although rather weak.
Whear-spot lots steady anu fairly active;
options q little unsettled, opening heavy
and y Gli<c lower, later on June SUBJ equently
| ruled stronger and rallied i&GIc. closing, how
ever, weak. Spot No. 2 red s16s1c1i afloat;
closing sJ5sc; August e42i6S55Sc, closing s5c;
September SIZE, closing s51zc Corn-sPot lots
trihe lower, and options "a &c lower, closing
weak spot 461s@47c delivered; June nominal
ase47 5s'' closing Tasy at s'si Ike; Ao sep
TENDER 49, &C. Cofee-Sales. 114.OOO bags; spot
ly active; quotations were: July SIS 359l5 60;
August SIS 7nGl6 so; September sl6 T0Gl6 40i
October Sc l0Gl6 so; November SIS 459l6 so;
December SO 30alG TO- January SIS 356l6 20,
April SO 50 Molasses-Dull and nominal.
Tallow firm. Rosin quiet Turpentine dull
and dull. Lard 2a4 points lower, dull and
heavy: western steam spot quoted at S. 6I1s q
20; July Sc &C; August S. 75G6 IS september
St 81; october SC 94G6 SO; city steam S64o
CHICAGO, ILL, June 25.-It would be hard
to imagine duller market than that in wheat
on board to day. At times the pit was aim ct
deserted. The sound Of messenger Ooys'voices
wa scarcely heard, go light was the business
ansacted. The shipping demand was fair and
offerings were moderate, but inspection during
the past week has been somewhat over 1000
DuShelS ana the st0cE In store Deen reQQCeQ
about 100000. July opened about sc
lower at 70c and fiuctuated throughout
day between 69ss 670tsc, closing CSC. petit
tion was circulated on Change during the day
asking the directors of the board to order TN
official inspection of grair In store, With view
toward thu disposition OF hot weather" shRrss
in future. Trading In 1rn was also very light, |
ruling quiet, and fluctuations being within q
small range. Crop news Is more favorable and
has tendency to create an easier feeling.
Considerable "long" corn was offered; July
opened at 36}sc and sold down to
3j14c, the closing figure. Comparatively e light
business was transacted In provisions; offer |
Prices averaged lower prices for hogs The |
trading was mostly 10 August and September. !
July RIBS opened at s. 20 and sold up TO 81 25 at
which figure 1t closed July lard opened at
Sc 30 and sold up to the closing figure, |
Sc IS. The leading futures closed as follow |
Wheat-June 69i4c: July 6J2lc; August I21I !
172liC; September 741sc Corn-June SIC; |
Jnly 95%c; August 31lSc; September 3sS4c. !
Mess pork-June SD 90. Lard-June and July |
So 32is 66 80; August s64jG47; September S6 g. |
G6 ok. Short ribs-JuBe and July 81 25; Au- !
gust 81 3T5S September S7.4T1. Cash quotations !
were: Flour ruled with ZONE inquiry from !
No. spring wheat 69446691zc; No. ,, red, |
73c No. . corn 35 &c Mess pork So 90. Lard |
81 321sG6 80. Short ribs, SIDES, loose, 81 %; |
drysalted shoulders, boxed, s. i0G5 80, short !
clear sides, boxed, ST G0G7 -.
NEW jRLEANs, La, June 2j,-COrn easier; |
mixed 4s5zG49C; yellow i0c; white 54dj5c. Hay |
and higher at SI6Gl7. COffee-Dull !
and lower: Rio l7i4a20C. Other articles I'M
changed,